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My P 2134 was getting hot at the base. I opened it up and the insulation was cooked off the ballast leaving bare wire. I removed the ballasts and the capacitor. It was time to convert to LED. I only used the brown and white wires from the base. I did not use the red and yellow wires so I capped them off. I completely bypassed the on/off switch since I could only get one side to work.
At the light switch I only used the brown and white (hot and common) coming from the base. The 2 tombstones at one side were connected to the brown wire and the same for the other side were connected to the white wire. Both tubes (TB bypass tubes were used) work just fine. I used a plug switch with an on/off to turn the light on and off.
This wiring is exactly the same as a 4 ft Fluorescent to LED conversion to a ballast bypass setup.
I've included a rudimentary wiring diagram.
At the light switch I only used the brown and white (hot and common) coming from the base. The 2 tombstones at one side were connected to the brown wire and the same for the other side were connected to the white wire. Both tubes (TB bypass tubes were used) work just fine. I used a plug switch with an on/off to turn the light on and off.
This wiring is exactly the same as a 4 ft Fluorescent to LED conversion to a ballast bypass setup.
I've included a rudimentary wiring diagram.

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